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How to create multiple conditions in a flow?
This is what I’m using in a Flow to do something when the Path (from Metadata) contains ‘Submit to Manager’ AND when Modified = Created. The easiest way I’ve found is to enter in one of the conditions you need in the basic mode: Then click edit in advanced, and copy the string: Then do the same for your second, (and 3rd, 4th, etc.) conditions:
How to test for set membership in batch files?
One way to implement logical-or is to use multiple conditionals that goto the same label. To test for set membership, you could use a for-loop: for %%i in (1 2 3 4 20) do if %1 == %%i someCommand
Is it OK to use multiple IFs in a loop?
Since findstr is an external command, I recommend not using this inside a loop which may go through 1000’s of iterations. If that is not the case, this should solve what you are attempting to do instead of using multiple ifs.
How to enhance business process flows with branching?
However, in more complex scenarios, you can enhance a business process flow with branching. If you have the create permissions on business process flows, you’ll be able create business process flow with multiple branches by using the If-Else logic.
How to create multiple actions in one side?
For example, if you are building a condition and want similar actions in the If yes side and the If no side, instead of creating both actions from scratch you can build the first action in one side and then copy it to the other side. Select the action menu (the at the top-right of the action).
How to duplicate actions in a cloud flow?
If you want to duplicate actions while designing a cloud flow, you can copy and paste them. For example, if you are building a condition and want similar actions in the If yes side and the If no side, instead of creating both actions from scratch you can build the first action in one side and then copy it to the other side.